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Efficiently perform multiple search-and-replace operations on text data with predefined rules for consistency and accuracy.
The JNodes_SearchAndReplaceFromList
node is designed to streamline the process of text manipulation by allowing you to perform multiple search-and-replace operations in a single step. This node is particularly useful when you need to make consistent changes across a large body of text, such as updating terminology, correcting repeated errors, or applying stylistic adjustments. By providing a list of search-and-replace pairs, you can efficiently transform your text according to predefined rules, saving time and reducing the potential for manual errors. This node is ideal for AI artists who need to ensure their text data is clean, consistent, and formatted according to specific guidelines.
This parameter accepts a multiline string that represents the text you want to process. The node will search for specific terms within this text and replace them according to the rules defined in the list
parameter. The input text can be of any length and complexity, making this node versatile for various text manipulation tasks.
This parameter accepts a single-line string that contains the search-and-replace rules. Each rule should be formatted as search_term->replace_term
and placed on a new line. For example, cat->dog
will replace all instances of "cat" with "dog" in the input text. This list allows you to define multiple rules, enabling comprehensive text transformations in one go.
The output is a single string that represents the transformed text after all the search-and-replace operations have been applied. This output will reflect all the changes specified in the list
parameter, providing you with a clean and updated version of the original text.
list
parameter is correctly formatted with each search-and-replace pair on a new line and separated by ->
.list
parameter does not contain the ->
separator, resulting in an incorrect format.list
parameter follows the search_term->replace_term
format.list
parameter is not found in the input text.list
parameter to ensure they match the terms in the input text exactly, including case sensitivity.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.